Teachers are at an advantage for observing changes in a student's appearance or behavior because they
A) are skillfully trained as observers.
B) have contact with both the family and the child.
C) can compare a student to their age-cohort of peers.
D) are mandated reporters.

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Teachers interact with a large group of students of the same age, allowing them to notice when a student's appearance or behavior deviates from the norm among their peers.

Teachers Are at an Advantage for Observing Changes in a Student's